2027 rankings update: Newcomers in the Top 150, part 2

We've added 15 newcomers to the Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2027 rankings. On Wednesday we introduced you to the four prospects who entered the rankings in the Top 100. Today we deliver the other 11 newcomers in two installments. Earlier we told you about #112 [player_tooltip player_id='1235504' first='Ciri' last='Erickson'], #117 [player_tooltip player_id='1323607' first='Danielle' last='Nubile'], #131 [player_tooltip player_id='999561' first='Miera' last='Bobbe'], #143 [player_tooltip player_id='1211276' first='Autumn' last='Hayes'] and #144 [player_tooltip player_id='944088' first='Ella' last='Emslander']. Now we offer evaluations of the rest of the Top 150.    Shaw is a quick, aggressive 5'6 guard who transferred from Como Park to Champlin Park after a double-digit scoring season. She's a high-motor athlete who consistently pushes the pace and disrupts opposing offenses with her quick hands and anticipation. Her defensive intensity creates transition opportunities, and she's a reliable scorer on the AAU circuit. Shaw elevates well despite her size and never backs down from physical matchups. A two-way playmaker who thrives on energy and effort, Naijiona's growth in a different high school setting should provide a great platform for her to continue developing her all-around game.     At 5'8, McCormick plays with speed, smarts, and nonstop energy. She has a smooth jump shot and contributes in every phase of the game. Her court vision and passing instincts make her a playmaker in transition, while her lateral quickness and length fuel her disruptive defense. Ellie consistently creates turnovers and gets her team out in transition. She's a confident, composed competitor who brings positive energy to every possession. Her ability to play fast without losing control, coupled with her commitment to both ends of the court, makes her a rising guard to keep an eye on.     Eaves is a 5'7 guard who brings power, versatility, and competitiveness to the floor. She finishes through contact, battles on the glass, and has a smooth floater that adds to her offensive options. Eaves has become more skilled and confident over the last two years, and it shows in her shot-making and ability to shift speeds. She averaged double digits last season for Maranatha and dished out solid assist numbers as well. Greta's a crafty scorer who can post up, shoot from range, and play tough on-ball defense. Her physicality and versatility give her next-level potential.     Konz, a 5'8 guard from Morris, made major strides this past season. She plays fast and sees the floor well, showing good passing instincts and awareness. Konz brings a strong motor and physicality to the defensive end and rebounds well for her position. At the PGH Expo, she fought through an ankle injury and still made a meaningful impact – testament to her toughness. She's becoming more comfortable playing with pace and hitting the three, and her overall confidence has grown. Konz is a steady presence who continues to evolve into a well-rounded and impactful guard.     Though she plays in the shadow of the Greenway sisters, Sabers is carving out a name for herself at Providence. The 5'5 junior is a true point guard with excellent court vision, effective playmaking, and a reliable jump shot. Sabers can create off the dribble, knock down step-backs, and finish at the rim through contact. She has also improved significantly on the defensive end. As Providence shifts toward a more guard-driven offense with the graduation of Hope Counts (Lipscomb University) Sabers is poised for a bigger role. Her confident shooting, unselfish style, and ability to run the show if needed make her a valuable piece with college potential.     At 5'10, Bursey-Dixon (pictured above) blends perimeter skill with inside presence. She attacks from the wing but is also comfortable playing with her back to the basket. Jaelyn has nice hands, runs the floor well, and rebounds at a high level. Her footwork is advanced, and she stays poised in traffic. A strong athlete with good instincts, she can push the pace off the dribble and make smart decisions. Still developing her consistency, Jaelyn has plenty of room to grow with nice upside – and that's part of what makes her so interesting as a prospect.

We've added 15 newcomers to the Prep Girls Hoops Class of 2027 rankings. On Wednesday we introduced you to the four prospects who entered the rankings in the Top 100. Today we deliver the other 11 newcomers in two installments. Earlier we told you about #112 Ciri Erickson Ciri Erickson 5'9" | SG/PG New Life Academy | 2027 State MN , #117 Danielle Nubile Danielle Nubile 6'0" | PF/SF Marshall | 2027 State MN , #131 Miera Bobbe Miera Bobbe 5'11" | SG/PF Andover | 2027 State MN , #143 Autumn Hayes Autumn Hayes 5'7" | SG/PG Osseo | 2027 State MN and #144 Ella Emslander Ella Emslander 5'7" | SG Totino-Grace | 2027 State MN . Now we offer evaluations of the rest of the Top 150.